AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGender-Affirming Care Fight: Delaware AG Kathy Jennings won in federal court to protect access to gender-affirming care under the Affordable Care Act, blocking a Trump-era rule that would have stripped some care from essential health benefits. Education & Community: Colonial School District data shows Hispanic students rose to 23.3% of enrollment in 2024-25, while Lake Forest School District reports Black students at 23.8% (up to 1,022 students). Local Schools Upgrade: New Hodgson Vo-Tech High School is ready to welcome students, with a major new facility built for career and technical programs. Health & Wellness: Delaware Park’s Walk to Cure Arthritis drew 220+ walkers and raised over $32,000. Public Safety: Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement ramps up ahead of Labor Day, targeting impaired driving. Food & Research: Bennett Orchards received a $53,999 grant to expand research on frost protection for Delaware crops. Culture & Learning: Hagley Museum and Library named Hillary Olson its new CEO and is planning a community-driven next strategic plan starting in 2027. Environment: DNREC adopted emergency deer hunting rules to curb chronic wasting disease spread and expand deer sampling in the affected area.
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